Answer:
Screeching.
Step-by-step explanation:
The use of the word 'shrieking' in the passage shows the loud, intensifying nature of the howling/ noise of the wind. The speaker uses this word to show the intensity of the noise, but not in a really fearful manner, more like a little subtle. Scolding is a forceful nature, giving it a negative connotation.
Whining is a high pitched sounding noise/ cry.
Yelling makes it seems so forceful, and an angry tone.
But, with the use of "screeching", the wind is seen as producing a loud piercing cry that reverberates to the narrator. A shriek and screech are the nearest in their representation of the sound.